Reasons to Hire a Workers' Comp Attorney
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7 January 2022
Has your employer denied the occurrence of a work-related injury? Is the insurance company dragging its feet in processing workers' comp benefits? Perhaps you want to ensure you get the compensation you deserve. A workers' comp attorney can help you navigate such issues. If you are debating on whether you need a workers' compensation lawyer, consider the following reasons.
Determine Eligibility and Meet Legal Requirements
Applying and receiving workers' compensation benefits is not a straightforward process.
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Did Negligence Cause The Loss Of A Loved One? Why A Wrongful Death Lawyer Should Intervene
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29 November 2021
Losing a relative or loved one is extremely painful, and its impact on family and friends is usually great. In fact, the pain is more unbearable when a negligent person causes the loss. The loss could be due to medical malpractice, workplace injuries, an auto crash, nursing home neglect, and dog attacks. Swimming or boating accidents could also lead to wrongful death. But whichever the cause, ensure you look for a wrongful death lawyer to help you get a deserving settlement or compensation.
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What Do You Need Before You Apply For SSDI?
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15 October 2021
It's helpful to assemble the below information before you start working on your application for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. Submitting a complete application might help you get approved for benefits faster. The Social Security Administration (SSA) needs to learn a lot about your recent job, your medical conditions, and more, so take a look at this list and get started on your application today.
Information About You
The SSA will ask you your name and Social Security number, along with things like your address and where you were born.
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It's Never A Good Idea To Wait When Applying For SSDI Benefits
Posted on:
15 September 2021
If you are disabled and intend to apply for SSDI benefits, you may think that you need to wait an entire year before you can apply for certain benefits. However, this is a common misconception. You simply can apply for benefits only for a disability that is expected to last at least a year. You should apply for SSDI benefits as soon as possible with your Social Security disability attorney.
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